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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Explore cities and landmarks of Bosnia and Herzegovina!
Play Cities — freeQuizzes in this pack
Bosnia and Herzegovina: cities, landmarks.
| Cities | 8 questions |
| Landmarks | 8 questions |
Sample questions
- Capital city in a narrow valley of the Miljacka River, where the 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered World War I, and host of the 1984 Winter Olympics
- Answer: Sarajevo
- Herzegovina's main city on the Neretva River, famous for its reconstructed 16th-century Ottoman bridge from which young men traditionally dive 24 metres into the river
- Answer: Mostar
- Second largest city and capital of the Republika Srpska entity in the northwest, built along the Vrbas River and known for its 16th-century Kastel Fortress and tree-lined boulevards
- Answer: Banja Luka
- Third largest city in the northeast, named after the Turkish word for salt due to its ancient salt deposits, featuring a unique artificial salt lake in the city centre
- Answer: Tuzla
- Industrial city in the central Bosna River valley, historically the steel-producing centre of Yugoslavia and still an important metallurgical hub surrounded by forested mountains
- Answer: Zenica
How it works
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